Normally the brower will display the value of href in the status bar when you mouse over a link. You can override this with the Javascript line -> window.defaultStatus = “This is the status bar text”; Put that inside the onMouseOver and onMouseOut attributes of your link. Without knowing more about your code, it’s hard to say why the error message is coming up, though.

@Mark

The problem might be that you are using href=”void(0)” instead of href=”javascript: void(0);”. I assume that the way you have it now is trying to link to a file on you web server called void(0).

*(on live site) in IE6 NO background image, but in Firefox YES ,
*(on my localhost) in IE6 YES background image also in Firefox YES

\”Whats happening here? no javascript errors rechecked external css links, images links ALL OK BUT WHY background-images wont show ON IE6 ON LIVE! but in local it shows?\”

I use then the \”#\” in href but after clicking the current screen will go to the VERY TOP, some kinda annoying.

AT LAST i googled this page THANK YOU VERY MUCH
will read more on your pages here.

Your tutorial is very helpful.. I just hope it can be applied to my problem… I also have this problem with .. my problem is that when I place the mouse pointer over the image, the status bar displays “javascript:void(0)” but when i removed the mouse pointer from the image, the “Error on page” is displayed instead… I have tried using href=”#” but to no avail… please help

thanks and more power!